I know that modifying a text file might be scary for some of you, since doing it wrong might prevent the game from starting to you, I advise the use of Morten242's UI for DSfix. The next step will be to configure the DSfix. If there is a problem, delete the files DSfix.ini and DINPUT8.dll, and go back to 1 check that your DSfix version is actually the most recent one. Open it with a text editor (the Notepad will do, though I highly recommend the use of Notepad++ instead).īefore doing any modification, launch the game. The ones we will be interested in is the file called DSfix.ini. It should be something like C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Dark Souls Prepare to Die Edition\DATA, or something similar. Open that file, and drag all the content of it to your installation folder. You should get a compressed file named something like DSFix 2.4-19-2-4.zip, or something similar. If you want to use the borderless windowed mode, which I highly recommend, set the FULLSCREEN option to OFF.ĭownload DSfix latest version. Go to the options, and deactivate the in-game anti-aliasing. But the idea was to include the biggest guidelines that I consider essential, and hopefully, it will help new players to have a nice head start!
It is not meant to be the ultimate guide to make it feel like the port is not flawed. It's not complete: thanks to mods, you can always improve the game. I wrote this guide mostly to help Dark Souls: PtDE newcomers. But not all of those players are aware that several mods and tools exist, to make the players have a great experience, far more enjoyable that on consoles! (What was that? What lag in Blightown are you talking about?) All that in order to make the game look nice, feel nice, with a kinda functioning matchmaking. I have seen several players brought to Dark Souls recently, mostly on PC. It was initially not meant to be, but a petition brought the game to the PC platform FROM SOFTWARE, however, had no experience with PC ports, and this port is unanimously recognized to be a mess on several points: PC optimization, and a lot of things about the online experience. As you know it, Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition is the port of the game on PC.
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